Hey guys and welcome.

Hey guys and welcome to the Moms and Murder podcast, a true crime podcast featuring myself Mandy and my dear friend Melissa. Hi, Melissa.

Hi, Mandy. How are you? I am moving through life this week. How are you?

That's a way you can say it. Well, we've already been talking for like an hour and a half because we recorded our Patreon episode. Yay. Yay.

Yeah, that we did jailbirds episodes four through six. So that should be up. That will be up by the

time you're hearing this. Don't worry. It will be up. So we just got that

all finished. And so now we're just exchanging pleasantries because that's what we do on the show.

Yes. I usually know how you're doing at all times anyway. We stay in touch. Okay, that's

a little creepy. It's a little too far.

So as Melissa said, we just recorded our Patreon. You can find that at patreon.com slash moms and murder podcast. If you are interested in hearing us talk even more about things.

Are you? Are you really? Look deep inside yourself and ask that question.

Yeah. So then the other thing we wanted to remind everybody of is that we are going to be off next week.

And that will be the only week that we're taking off until I think September. Right. But we will remind you guys of that as that time gets closer. But yeah, so next

week we won't see you, but we will be back the week after for a new episode. Yay. Yay. So today we're

going to be talking about a very close-knit and upstanding family in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. And this is

the Haynes family. But before we get started on what happened to the Haynes family, we are going to tell you a little bit about Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and this is the Haynes family. But before we get started on what happened to the

Haynes family, we are going to tell you a little bit about Lancaster, Pennsylvania in this week's

segment of we Googled the city. The population of Lancaster is 59,700 as of the 2017 census. Yay.

The name Lancaster is derived from Lancashire United Kingdom. I'm going to go ahead and be

honest. I'm going to go between Lancaster and Lancaster because that's how my brain works.

It's symbolized by the red rose from the house of Lancashire. Mandy, did you know that Lancaster

was once the capital of the United States of America? No.

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